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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
ASHLAND AND TUE COLLEGE.
Proposed Telephone Connection
College Noies-PcrsOnaIs.sE &c.

ne LSLialu correspondent OF tue
Dispatch wrote last night as follows:
Especially interesting exercises were
conducted in the two literary societies
Of the college Friday night About
siXty-fvc LEV men were taken into the
Two ball. JUDGE McCabe. of Lees
burg, Va, now engaged in the United
states Court of Richmond, visited the
Washington Hall, after an absence from
the college OF thirteen years. His
presence seemed 70 inspire the young
men, and his words Of advice fell upon
wiling ears. tie attributed his success
e the bar TO the training he had as
speaker in the old Washington Hall,
and ne urged all to improve their OPP
poItuuities. His day OF "curls,' he
said, was over, howeVaT, and that he
found himself laughed ut after first
leaving college for indulgng in that
communion school-boy "curl so sought
alter by them. lie exprcsscd the great
est ,casuro in being once moro in the
society hall, and his presence afforded
much enjoyment to the students.
A prominent citizen OF the village is
in correspondence with parties for the
purpo e OF establishing telephone
communication with Richmond. The
scheme is OF course in a crude state
now, but it will be done eventually,
as stock company will be organ
izcd and the old telegraph road used in
stretching the line. No connection can
bosccurod, however, with the exchange
Of Richmond. by some technical I'M
Outstanding IN their contract. but the
terminus will be centrally located where
communication can be had indirectly
with every phone in the city.
The brick-work OF the new gymna-
stun will be completed next week.
y protractcd meeting is IN progress
ct Forest Grove church, near here.
= farmer from the lower end of the
county says that the people in that sec
ton have never suffered as much from
tie failure Of the crops since the war
as now.
J. II. Eiddick, of Randolph-Macon
College, has accepteda position in Miss
NollCy's school for girls and boys.
Or. Herndon, of Richmond, Va, has
moved into his new house
Rev. William Munford, OF Louisiana,
is spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Charles Talbot.
Three Michigan families arrived here
to- 6y TO settle in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Hustlngs Court, Yesterday.

Sallie Miller pleaded guilty OF assault
and battery and was fined s..
Frank Nowlin, charged with felOni-
ously stabbing Anthony Sternsdorf, was
tried and acquitted.
William Judah, charged with picking
the pocket of A. b. Clarke (colored)
and stealing a pocketbook containing
five dollars, was found guilty and given
one year in the penitentiary. Judah
has asked for new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Opposed to Boyco,sing IN Church.

by AngIO-AmerIcan csOIo % INC DIspaIVh.I
DUBLIN, September 24.-The FIR
press Conservative says: Archbishop
Walsh, of Dublin. has expressed strong
displeasure at the boycotting OF the sis.
tiers of Magistrate Seagrave. the official
who superintended affairs at Mitohels-
town on the 9Th instant. on the occasion
Of the fatal conflict between the police
and the populace. The Express alleges
that the Archbishop has warned the
clergy that if the boycotting of the
ladies again occurs at the church at
Mitchelstown he will close the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Desperate Fight with smuggiers.
f5y telsgrapn 70 the Dispaca-l

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, September "a.
A posse was sent from the United
States Marshal's office to Rio Grande
City few Days ago to capture a gang
of smugglers encamped about fifty
miles from Laredo. They found the
camp in brush near the river, and a
demand for surrender was answered by
. yolley from Winchesters. A battle
ensued. resulting i'll the death OF four
smugglers and the capture OF the camp
and number of horses. None Of the
officers were hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
O'BRIEN CONVICTED.
Three noBsns' imprisonment I'm
Two Casss-rIe Appeals.

CBy Anslo-Amsricsn cable to tho Dispatch.I
Cork. September 24.-The trial of
Mr.. William O'Brien under the crimes
act which was commenced at Mitehels-
town yesterday, was concluded to-day.
The accused was found guilty and
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment. Notice of an appeal from the
judgment Of the court was given.
Immediately after sentence had been
pronounced against O'Brien on the first
charge he was placed on trial on the
second charge. This was OF the same
nature as the other. Upon this he was
also found guilty and was sentenced to
three months imprisonment, the term
to be concurrent with the other. Mr..
o'Brien appealed from both judgments
and was liberated on bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
... =. rnnner & pelansx,. wsrk.,

The Committee Light at its meet
inc last week received an application
from the Tanner & Delaney Engine
Company asking that the city lay a
shree-inch main from the present limit
al the main TO the corporate limits. and
thoy 10 continue il TO their works they
IA ray The cost Of all and be Reimbursed
from the extension fund for that por-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
The Extreme Southwest,

Correspondence Of The diamond Dispatch
JoSEsvrLE, Va, Sept. Il, 1887.
All cur candidates are now in the
field and the campaign has fairly begun.
The Democratic senatorial convention
met on the 18th instant at Big Stone
Gap-a place destined to be the Bir-
miDgham Of Virginia-and named
James NJ. Gilley, Of Wise county, as
our standard-bearer. Mr.. Gilley is
qnite popular, has held important po-
sitions IN his own county, and has never
been defeated.
The Republicans met at the above
named place two weeks since and nomi-
mated J. b. +. Mills, a Baptist preacher.
he is not very well known i'll the dis
trict.
Robert E. Litton, our candidate for
the House OF Delegates, will be elected
bJ a handsome majority over Young,
the man nominated here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
The Public Treasury.

WAsnIsaros, September 2i.-The
gold coin and bullion in the Treasury
on September 10Th was $3.50, GA, S35,
vhichisanicrease in the total for ten DAYS
Of g, $40, 63S. The aggregate amount
al bends purchased by the Treasury
today was 81, 500, $50. inclnliag 522..
Gs0 4's and Sl,377, 100 a Der = cents.
New York sold $780,. $50 Philadelphia,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

! BboyNE.-Dlsd. st his residence. 400 west
:, -Isn rect, september I'D. a. 1880 Il. NJ,
on WAY DUE-
year CT his age. MACE from Graoa-
The funeral will take aaadayl AFTER
street Baptist Church THIS &. -1uaintances
NOON az 800. Friends and aud a y King
OF The family aud those OF Mr.. John =.
are respectfully invited 10 attend,
JETEk.-Dicd, September "a, 1851. tf:a0P
W.. Mrs. NJ. c. JET k, widow OF the late Rev.
Z >. y. deter. ID. d., In the sixty.fourth year Of
Funeral from Grace.street Baptist church at
800 r. NJ. ON MONDAY the gSth. Priends are
invited 70 attend.
THoMPsON.-Dled. September agth. At LIS
A. H.. BESSIE GORDON. infant daughter OF
John +. and sarah l. Thompson; aged ten
months and two days.
The funeral will take place from her parents
residence. %9 north Twenty-fourth street,
THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock Friends Oh
tho Family are Invited to attend without fur
Their notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
MUSICAL MOVEMENTS.
the Hozart OrchestrA-Tho First
Regiment Band Concerts.

Regiment Band Concerts.
at the beginning OF the hot season
The Mozart orchestra were notified that
their salaries would be reduced one
tliId during the summer. The mlsi.
clans consented to this arrangement,
but expected that their pay would be
restored this fAlI or winter. The Board
Of Governors, however, have refused
to make the restoration, and the or
chestra, III turn, have declined to play.
The board claim that the association is
not able at present to pay more for its
music. Mr.. Tyler, chairman of the
Music Committee, yesterday said that
the orchestra's action would not inter
fere with the regular weekly musicaies.
If musicians cannot be obtained here
they viii be gotten elsewhere, and the
programme will be arranged in accord
ance with circumstances.
Lee Camp, at its meeting Friday
night, accepted the proposition OF Dir.
Jardella, by which the camp is to re-
ceive one half of the net proceeds from
the proposed concerts to be given
weekly 10y his band in Armory Hall,
and appointed the following committee
TO act III conjunction with Mr. Jardella
Adiutant Splitter and Comrades Sinnott
and Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
-anCed as follows.


BALrlsoaE. Mo-. September 2i.-Corton
dull; miidliDg. 9i.s9&c. Flour steady aud
firm. Wheat-SOuthern stealy: red, 1sas)c.
amber. 19sslc. western easier; No. winter
red. spot, 5Sa1sac.: September, 57fsa5sAc.
october. 5sk a5Si.c November, s0Nc. asked !;
December. 7.aS2r n-Ssuihsrn quiet and
nrm; white, 5ssC0c. ysllow. 52a53c. western
stesdy aud dun; mixed. October, igaish &C.
November, new or old. a7Na4sc.: December,
new, AZ !. aisle. Oats firm ana quiet; southern
aud Pennsylvania. 3Oa35c. western wlits, 3ia
35c. i; western mixed. 3sa3c. Rye higher at
5aJSc. Provisions steady with moderate In.
luiry. Coffee steady; lilo cargOes. ordinary 20
fair. lS4al9hc. spper-rehned firm At
l0.al0Nc. Mhislgey quiet az si.i4asi.ii. Other
articles unchanged. froights to Liverpool per
steamer dun; cotton, l}Cid; nour, Is 81. ;
grain I'D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Goes 10 ,ne People,s Line.

1ir. w. Scbocnmaker, steward Of the
steamship Roanoke, leaves that ship
this trip in New York to accept n posi-
ton on the Peoples Line steamer Dean
Richmond, plying between New York
and Albany. Mr.. Schoonmaker carries
with him the good wishes of his crew
and his many travelling friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
IIanric0 Non,lnation,

A call has been issued for the Repnb-
Iieans of the county TO meet at the
county court house Saturday, October
Sth, at ~ o'clock NJ, 10 nominate .
candidate for the Legislature. Thecsll
is signed by J. w. soushward. chair
man, and Enos Dickerson, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

one Of the highest places in the estima-
ton Of the play-loving public. She
appears at the Theatre next week, be-
ginning Thursday night and concluding
Saturday night, and the pieces she
gives are: Queen Elizabeth, Madame
Cresus, Lady Audley's Secret lat the
metinee), and the Czarina.
Mr.. Henry Aveling comes with her
as leading man.
1t is promised that the costuming
and Suggesting will be something
quite superior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

SIS, 45O ; Washington, 500, $50 I; Boston,
1922, 900 Williamsport, Pa, 800, 600
Pittsburgh, $4,000; Portland, Me-,
$4,000; Topeka, Kan, $4,000
Offers from other cities were OF small
amounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Mashed His Finger.

The city ambulance, under charge o.
DR.. Fleisher, was called to the Trede
oar Iron-Works about 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon TO William Dyson, one
ofthe operatives, who had two Of the
fingers on his left hand very badly
mashed by being caught in some ma
cbinery. His hand was dressed and be
walked home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
TIE mspchester Railway Track.

A force Of hands under Superintend-
ent b. r. Selden were at work last
night pntting in a "frog" where the
double track merges into single one
at the intersection Of Ninth and Canal
streets. This double track will soon be
completed, when the company can run
a faster schedule than vt present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
THE NEWS o. MANCGES
Mrs. Archer Gets a DfvOrce-The Re.
pubIicans-0ther Items.

|
pubIicRns-Other Items.
The only case fixed for trial at the
present term Of the Manchester Hust
ines Court, which began on Monday last,
was that Of Mrs. Mary Archer, suing
for q divorce from her husband, James
r. Archer. The Dispatch published
The grounds on which the suit was
brought when it was instituted about
the LIST of August. Mr.. Archer had as
his counsel W. r. Bowie, Esq, of Rich
mond, but after the depositions OF
plaintiff S witnesses had been taken by
/ Commissioner David l.. Pulliam the
defence made no fight. The case was
submitted to the Court, and yesterday
Judge Ingram granted an absolute di-
vorce on the ground OF adultery. \
decree was entered referring to COM
missioner TO report at the next term OF
the court what 0hmony should be al
lowed.
1T was stated on the streets yesterday
that conference OF Republicans would
beheld nj the Chesterfield county court
house tomorrow - consider the ques-
ton of nominating legislative ticket
ID opposition t. the Malone ticket
placed in the field 10y .hs so called CON
ycniion held in this city one week ago
yesterday. 1t is understood that the
ticket viii be Maior Joseph Walker for
the Senate and Edward Gallagher, of
Manchester, and Neverson Lewis (co-
lored), of Powhatan, for the House.
Lewis is on tho ticket that was formed
hy the convention.
The meeting which has been in pro-
pIess ut the Fifth-Street Methodist
church for the past two or three weeks
will continue every night this week,
services beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Testimony meetings will be held Mon
day and Tuesday nights. On Friday
night last Rev. ". q. Lumpkin bsp-
TIED candidates, aud received twelve
persons into the fellowship OF the
church.
1t looked strange yesterday to see
the market, which had been closed for
several years, open, with most OF the
stalls occupied. The dealers were well
patroniz d.
Mr. George W. Toby, of this city,
while standing at the corner OF Ninth
and Main streets, in Richmond, Friday
afternoon, was knocked down by team
being carelessly driven and slightly in
jured.
The Petersburg depot at the Hull
street crossing will be completed in
few days.
General b. ID. Fry has been elected
president OF the Marshall Manufactu-
ring Company of Manchester, to sue
coed the late John L. Bacon. General
Fry was formerly secretary OF the COM
pany.
Messrs. f. W. Weisiger and Arthur
l.. Adamson have returned from CO.
hoke, where they spent few days
fishing.
Mr.. Spencer, Of North Carolina. is
visiting his father, Rev. J.. b. Spencer,
Of this city.
Rev. John J. Clopton, of the Meade
Memorial church, who came home
nom New York Wednesday 10 marry
Hon. Thomas NJ. Miller. left Thursday
'or Baltimore. He will return next
week.
Miss Mamie Lithgow has returned
rom her visit TO Buckingham county,
md is greatly improved in health.
DIR. George Pickrell, of New York,
ormcrly Of Richmond, WIS in the city
Friday, rs was Clerk M. A. Cogbill, of
chesterfield.
Willie Beattie, Esq, is in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

GGLvEsTOS. TX, September 2L--fhe fol-
loving telegram 10 ths Associated Press was
received this afternoon:
Lrownsriiie Tsx., septem Her 2'.-Please
contradict the kilograms sent Il IN mere 70
lating % the devastation by tho storm In this
city Tho state Of thisgs was greatly exag-
gera,sd and misrepresontcd. But very H. .,le
damage vas done. We are fully able 10 caro-
ior the sufferers II any there are.
-. A. MICHEL, Mayor pro teBLn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
MlLirAas NorIcEs.
HEADQUARTERS STUART

1nnxU nv luz oi CHNI -
IA HORSE GUARDS, RcHnosp.
Va, september %, lssf-GENEkAL 18M
OkDEks. No. 81. The mounted -X
ditii rs ordered TOR Tueadsy, september s2ta.
Is hereby eountermanded.
II. Tho Troop viii assemble In fatigue UNI
form at Regtmenial Armory az 9 r. "a. TUG5
DAY. September 9Th, for driil, preparatory Ia
being inspected October 5,a. Every man musl
BE- present.
By order Of y. II. DEANS, Captain.
CHARLES l. STEEL.
~ % II First sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
ninstreis at the Academy

Tuesday and Wednesday nights Rice,
Hart d Ryman's Alinstrels will play at
the Academy. The performance en-
braces songs, dances, and the usual ac-
compartments OF minstrel shows, and
burlesque called Sarah Heartburn, "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nurnea.

EyANsyILLE, IND, September "a
L. fuater & Co.'S large furniture-fac-
tory was destroyed by fire last night,
ana the neighboring buildings were
saved with great difficulty. The loss
ON puiiding and stock is s57. 900; insu-
rance, $4,000. The fire doubtless was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Laurel street and the Horse-Cars

in place Of the single track between
Broad street and Main on Laurel the
City Railway Company are now putting
down double track. To do this salts
factorily necessitates the suspension OF
all travel on Laurel street Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday.
On these three days the Broad-street
cars will only run as far as the corner
of Broad and Laurel streets, but two
extra cars will be put on the line from
Main street to Hollywood to accommo-
date passengers by the Main-street line
TO HOLLYWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
nARArIs O. rsLI9Ra Ara
Erw YORK

Nfw YORK. september st-Couon easy
sales. 3i6 bales: mid1l!ug apland-, y li-iGc. :
Orleans. 9i3-i6c. pct receipts. Bit bales: OK
ports--to Great Britain. 6is3 tales: 10 the Con-
tinent. $3.50 bales; stock. 30l7t5 bales. south
ern -four unchanged and quot Wbeat--OD-
tons steady at the onening, soon declined "a
Sc. closing he vy; No. red spot, 70 .a0hc. !.
October. SOas0'ac May. so asg Corn shade
lower aud dun; No. ? OctODer, i9'.ajoc. May,
5ls.c. Oats fairly active and nrm; No Octo-
Der. 32kc.: mixed western. 3ia3tc. Hops quiet
and unchanged. CoGee--Spot fat Rio brfn at
1885; No. Pho, October. fi13lati5.50; No
VCmber, Sl1G5ail,.i5. sugar sl0ady and quiet I:
fair refining quoted AT axe; refined dull
Moltses quiet Rice steady. COtton-seet oil
quoted az Sic. for crude: fiai2iSc. for refined.
Rosin quiet al ti.O0asLi2N. rupentine dali at
S2Lc Tides steady but quiet WOOL nrm.
with better Inquiry. PORK dun: mess. si5 g
for CID. SIS % tor new. Miiiles nomlna. Lard
dull and unchanged; western eteam quoted at
i6G7h November, f6.63. Frcignts dun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Ef0nF AhtnOnpnf

The German brig Bonito, ID. Kock
master, cleared yesterday for Pelotas,
Brazil, with 1920 barrels OF flour,
shipped by the Haxall- Crenshaw Com
pany, Gallego Mills, and Dunlop &
McCance, aud merchandise from New
York total value. 81. 1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
HOW Nm CLUBs srAND.

The record of the National League,
including yesterdays games, is rs fol
lous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
ANOTHER PIRE.

MhhpI.Is, September IA fire last
n'eh. az Wynne, irk., destroyed nearly
The whole business portion Of the town.
ipe ,oas IS fully $4,000 partially in
suIeu. lynne Is seventeen miles north
81 =, i p',a ,slty, Ark, at the junction OF
y, , naau hnob aud Helena branch OF
tho ZION Mountain rrilroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Hard Frost In Ohio.

I1Ty ~ " WV 17''I71''-7I1sI
DAYTON, ONO, September 2i.-A hard frost
this morning killed the late leaf Tobacco
stand, which will amount 10 about "A thousand
boxes OF seed-leaf TO the growers 81 this valley,
aud utterly ruined late vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

QUEBEC, September 2i.-Three children OF
farmer named Gadbout while playing on tho
leland Of Orleans to-day, where the artillery
composition was recently held, found a she'll
and lit the fuse. The bomb exploded and kill
cd them all Instantly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, September 2-Th9 weekly state
rrent OF the associated banks st ows the follow
| ing changes: Reserve, Increase, sl,9G.0JO
| loans, decrease, 1851. 800; specie. increase,
| {l.5e0,30O; legal tonders. Increase. $1,000
| deposits, decrease, t9i4,GO0; circulation, In
| crease. sI09300.
The banks now hold :5,sio,725 In excess Of tho
~ Fuia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
CATHOLIC CHURCuIrEus.
Dedication OF sc. Mary's uaIi-Per-
sonafs, De.

Bishop Keane is to oficiate in Win
chester to-day.
Very Rev A. Van de vyver, the
vicar general Of the diocese, is ex-
pected home this week.
In all the churches next Sunday will
be celebrated the Festival Of the
Rosary.
The blessing of st. Mary's School
will take place tomorrow at 1870 O'Clock
+. VI. The hall in the new building
has been handsomely decorated for the
occasion. An altar has been Temporal
lilly erected on the stage. as indicated
in the Roman Ritual. Right Rev. Alb
bot Leo Hawl, O. $. B., who is to con-
duct the ceremonies, is expected this
morning. Bishop Keanc has written a
letter of regrets at not being able to
assist at the ceremonies. All the socie-
ties attached to st. Mary's church will
form in the church, and committees
from al the Catholic societies in the
city will participate in the procession
with their respective badges.
Thieves recently entered the hen
house of the Little Sisters Of the Poor
and carried Of a good many fowls.
Father Payne. who has been pros
trated with n severe illness. Is cOnva-
lcscing. He will be able 10 celebrate
mass this morning.
Next Sunday being the first Sunday
in October, beginning with that day
the hour for vespers is generally
changed from TO 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Rev. Brother Phillip, who was called
TO Baltimorela last June to take charge of
the Office Of the Provincial OF the Xave-
ran Brothers at Mount st. Joseph's, in
Baltimore, has returned to his post as
superior Of the house in this city.
Brother Ihillip has been named as one
Of the four councillors TO the Pro-
yihcial in America. Brother Michael
had charge Of the house in this city
during Brother Phillips absence, and
Judging from the improvements on the
premises and the success in the school
department, lie has well discharged his
duties.
Rev. Father f. Cation, q venerlted
good French priest, who is in charge of
the welfare Of the Little Sisters in
America, is expected daily in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
baseball Yesterday.

lby Telegraph 70 inc plspalcn-i
| At Brooklyn:
Athletics ....1 900 90 . 3
Base-hits Brooklyns, II; Athletics
8. Errors ; Frcoklyns, 4; Athletics, Z.
AT Baltimore:
Metropolitans. 30 3 1 0 POLO 7
Baltimores ..0 002 900 o. 9
Tase-hits: Metropolitans, l3 Balti-
mores, 0. Errors Metropolitans, ;
| Raltimores, 4,
At Louisville:
Louisvilles ...3 021 II 0 l 0 KS
Cleyelands 20 90 90 1 90 0-1
rase- hits; Louisyilles, II; Cleve-
lands, s. Errors Louisyilles, 2 !;
Clovclards, 3.
At Indianapolis
Indianapolis. % Dol 1000 0 o. [
Washingt'ns. o O00025 x-7
L9se-luts Indianapolis, 7; Washing
tors. l3. Errors: Indianapolis, s :;
Washingtors, 0. Batteries Boyle
and Myers; Whitney and Mack.
at Cincinnati:
Cincinuatis. 2 4 O0001 OF
ST. Louis. .....3 0 ] 5000 ID
Gase-hits: Cincinnatis, Is; st. Louis,
i. Errors Cincinnatis, 8 st. LOUIS, l.
At Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs % 2 5000 O. 3
Philadlphias 3 0 3 0 o x-l2
Base-hits Pittshurghs, g; Philadel-
phias, -. Errors: Pittsburghs, 7;
Phladelphias, 3. Batteries Morris
and Fields Ferguson and McGuirc.
Second camel
Iittsburghs.. L D 0 0 90 0 o.
Ihiladlphias0 0 / , 0020 x 3
Pase-hits Pittsburgh, 9; Philadel-
phios, -. Errors: PittsburghG. (;
rliladelphias, l. Batteries Mccormick
and Miller; Casey and Clements.
st Detroit:
tEl.h; innings-Darkness.l
Detroits ........1 II . 0 0 3 0-G
New Yorks.....4 00102 X
paSe-hits Detroits, - New Yorks,
y. Errors Detroits. 1 !; New Yorls,
|. Batteries: Baldwin and Bennett
litcomb and Murphy.
At Chicago:
First camel
Chicagos. 90 0 3 o / 0 0 0 o.
Eostons. 40 OOO1 3 % x-I0
Base-hits: Chicagos, II; Bostons,
l6. EuoIs; Chicagos, 9; Bostons, T.
Batteries Clarkson and Flint; Rad,
bourne and Tate.
Second camel
ChieagoS.. g 0 l 0 o.
Bostons. ........2 o. 1 1 0 %
Base-hits : Chlcagos, 8 Bostons, II
Errors: Chicagos, 4 Bostons, I.
Batteries: Spague, Ryan, and Oar
ling Conway and Tate.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.